Hyundai to launch in-car payments in US
Hyundai’s US business will make in-car payments possible when it launches its latest model, with the first service available through a partnership with parking service…
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Interview: Ashish Gupta, head of EMEA at HCLTech
The Covid-19 pandemic put tech in the spotlight as businesses rushed to remotely connect employees to their work when travel bans were imposed across the…
Microsoft finds Storm-0558 exploited crash dump to steal signing key
Microsoft has published details of how a Chinese state-backed advanced persistent threat (APT) actor tracked as Storm-0558 was able to get its hands on a…
Government AI taskforce appoints new advisory board members
The UK government is filling out the ranks of its artificial intelligence (AI) taskforce advisory board with figures from industry, academia and national security amid…
Honeywell goes quantum to protect utilities from future threats
Operational technology specialist Honeywell is to incorporate quantum computing-hardened encryption keys into its smart meters for electric, gas and water meters, through a partnership with…
UK minister fails to reassure tech companies over encryption risk
The government yesterday attempted to quash industry concerns that the “spy clause” in the Online Safety Bill, which aims to crack down on child abuse…
Node4 helps performing arts charity revamp staff home working setup with IT infrastructure overhaul
Managed cloud services provider Node4 has revealed details of how it helped one of its charity clients overcome its remote working technology woes in the…
Kent Digital tackles digital divide with refurbished laptops
Kent County Council has begun working with Circular Computing to provide thousands of remanufactured laptops to vulnerable people in Kent. The digital inclusion scheme run…
UK and US slap fresh sanctions on Conti ransomware crew
The UK and US governments have imposed fresh sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans, on 11 alleged members of the Russian cyber criminal operation…
IT leaders ‘oblivious’ to the environmental impact of ‘unwanted’ data, research shows
The majority of enterprises are seemingly oblivious to the environmental impact of their data storage strategies, suggests research commissioned by IT infrastructure and services company…
The value of valuing people
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More than two million now work in UK tech, says CompTIA
In 2022, there were more than two million people working in the UK’s tech sector, accounting for 6.3% of people in employment in the UK,…